A voluntary, non-profit organization motivated to address chemical dependence and other addictions in South Africa - through offering a prevention program, free of charge, and therefore making an impact in our country's future. Established over a decade ago, our members are from all walks of life. They have gone through the horror of drug or alcohol abuse and other addictions, have come free and now live fulfilled lives.
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Our members are all involved with TNT on a voluntary basis. We do it because we really care. TNT members are a multi racial group of people from different backgrounds and language. Through the years since TNT was founded in 1996, we've had around 30 members who come out of a background of drug abuse (drugs like tik, alcohol, dagga, heroin, crack and more). Some of our member's testimonies (life stories) can be viewed on this website: Freed!

Coordinators: Throughout South Africa people arrange meetings and appointments for TNT in their areas. They are the ones who build relationships, organise campaigns and influence their communities for the better. They also help on a voluntary basis and range from housewives, teachers, pastors, and so on.

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PO Box 1304
Ballito
4420
KwaZulu-Natal
South Africa

082 598 5809
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